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Ben Folds Five ~ Twin Falls


Christmas, twin falls, Idaho is her Oldest memory She was only two, it's the first time she felt blue Cafeteria harrison, elementary Beneath a parachute, I saw her without shoes Seven up I touched her thumb and she knew it was me Although she couldn't see, unless of course she peeked My mom's good she got me out of Twin Falls, Idaho Before I got too old But you know how that goes That's where she still was the summer when she turned 17 1983, three weeks after me And last I heard, she had twins Or maybe it was three Although I've never seen That don't bother me more free lyrics

Christmas, twin falls, Idaho is her
Oldest memory
She was only two, it's the first time she felt blue

Cafeteria harrison, elementary
Beneath a parachute, I saw her without shoes
Seven up I touched her thumb and she knew it was me
Although she couldn't see, unless of course she peeked

My mom's good she got me out of Twin Falls, Idaho
Before I got too old
But you know how that goes
That's where she still was the summer when she turned 17
1983, three weeks after me

And last I heard, she had twins
Or maybe it was three
Although I've never seen
That don't bother me

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